Sentence examples for land a gift from inspiring English sources

The land, a gift from the family of the publisher Henry Luce and his wife, Clare Boothe Luce, back in the 1940s, came with a magnificent garden along the Cooper River that the monks meticulously maintain.

"They received this land as a gift from the government.

"People feel the land is a gift, and they will do what they need to sustain it".

After hearing about the farm in Louisiana, a Ghanaian friend asked her to accept a small piece of land as a gift.

The land was a gift from Wynant Van Zandt, a New York alderman and merchant who bought a Dutch farmstead on the peninsula in 1819 and built his family a grand home, now the four-columned Douglaston Club.

Too bad he doesn't know anything about the land itself — a gift of better minds than his, one that ensures that some things are equal in this democracy.

The Maine land was a gift to the federal government from the foundation created by Roxanne Quimby, a co-founder of Burt's Bees, maker of lip balm and body care products.

If he gets in his Land Rover, a gift from Linson for a week's rewrite, he can be at Goddard College in fifteen minutes; if he gets on his mountain bike, as he does with Rebecca several times a week to go into town for the mail, Cabot is less than four miles of hard pedalling away.

The land was a gift to the Church of England by Davies in his capacity as a trustee.

He came from Oman and received the piece of land as a gift from the Pandya ruler, Kulasekara Pandiyan, during the 13th century.

The game film landed like a gift in the laps of the Jets last week.